In cases in which one party is seeking money or other concessions from
another party, such as in a lawsuit, a purchase or sale of an asset
(such as real estate or an ownership interest in a business)
or any similar form of exchange, this patented system allows each party
to propose an outcome that it deems fair in a manner that
is credible but nonprejudicial. The system can be used by mutual agreement
or, by virtue of its asymmetrical structure, can be initiated and used by
one party without having to secure the other party’s cooperation.

Unlike direct negotiation, mediation, and traditional sealed-bid
arrangements, the system gives the initiating party a strong
incentive to make a reasonable proposal at the outset of the process,
and it deprives the other party of an incentive or excuse for failing
to do the same prior to a fixed deadline. A party that proposes a
reasonable outcome will either obtain that outcome or will, without
having caused prejudice to its own bargaining position, be able to
establish that the other side had walked away from a reasonable
outcome that had been within its grasp.

Further information about this system, and access to a fully automated online
version of the system that can be used to manage and resolve virtually any sort
of a claim for money, may be obtained by clicking here.

To find out more about Fair Proposals, or if you wish to gain access to other versions of the system that can be
used in other contexts and in different ways, give us a call or send us an e-mail at fairproposals [at] fairoutcomes.com.

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